Import product records and review them before adding them to your store

What is POKY?

POKY is a product-importing tool for commerce workflows. It transfers information from supported platforms into stores such as Shopify, WooCommerce, and Wix, with a Chrome extension for working from a product page. The official product also describes CSV export, custom scrapers, supplier discovery, and ChatGPT-based rewriting or translation. Its role is preparing product records, with the merchant responsible for verifying the source, permission, and commercial details before publication.

Inspect the record before importing it

A product entry may include its title, description, price, images, and variants. Review those fields against the supplier or catalog you are authorized to use, especially when variants combine different sizes, colors, or prices. POKY's extension provides an edit/import path, while CSV output can support further checks. Importing a record does not establish that the product is available from your supplier or ready for fulfillment.

Adapt wording without changing the product

POKY allows custom prompts for enhancing and translating product information, and includes ways to find suppliers using product information or images. Keep technical specifications and required disclosures separate from stylistic changes. For a custom scraper, verify the output whenever the source layout changes. Use the imported material as a draft that must fit your store's taxonomy, shipping process, and verified product offering.

Features to explore

• Product importing across supported platforms
• Chrome edit/import extension
• CSV product export
• AI rewriting and translation
• Supplier search and custom scrapers

Who is POKY for?

Useful for merchants preparing authorized supplier catalogs or migrating product information into supported stores, particularly when many records need consistent review, translation, variant checks, and formatting before they are ready to sell.

Before you get started

Confirm rights to reuse descriptions and images, supplier availability, and destination-store requirements. Check prices, variants, stock, and translated claims carefully; importing a listing does not establish sourcing or fulfillment arrangements.